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CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

2018/2019 ANNU AL REPOR T



































































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2018-2019 ADMINIS TR A TION
Donna Bembenek
President

Laura Anderson
Principal
Steve Plechaty ’74 Chairman of the Board Message 3
Dean of Students
Lori Holly Faith & Service 4
Director of Advancement Academic Excellence 6
Dawn Keller
Director of Finance and Business Athletics 8
Administration
Matt Bergan ’02 Extracurricular Activities 10
Director of Athletics New Initiatives Increase Access 12
Claire Hoffmeyer
Director of Campus Ministry Crusader Fund 13
Financial Overview 14

2018-2019 RISE: A Plan to Grow Catholic Memorial 16
BO ARD OF DIREC T OR S
Michael Grubich, Board Chair Honor Roll of Donors 18
Ann Marie Wick ’88, Past Chair Corporate & Matching Gifts 28
Mark Mirsberger, Treasurer
Kelly Cleary-Rebholz, Secretary Endowment Gifts 30

A T LARGE MEMBER S Memorial Gifts 32
Larry Brown
Patrick Dragani Tribute Gifts 33
Marcy (Hinkes) Dunlap ’76
Carlos Garces
Rev. John Gibson
William Henk

Very Rev. Dan Janasik ’97
Glenn Kormanik
John Paul Marchan ’98
Susan Nelson
Eric Oechsner
Shawn Reilly ’79
Christopher Rosecky ’88 For information about
making a donation,
Mark Tomchek ’89 setting up a scholarship,
sponsoring an event or
Marlo Vasquez attending an upcoming
Rev. Tony Zimmer alumni event, please
contact the Advancement
Office: 262-542-7102.



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A MES SA GE FROM PRESIDENT DONNA BEMBENEK


As I reflect on the past year and the many ways our students excelled in the
classroom, on the field, on stage and in service to the community, I am overcome
with gratitude for the level of support we continue to receive. Thanks to you, our
students thrive, and our school is uniquely positioned to rise to the challenges of
an ever-changing educational landscape. Together, we prepare our students for a
profoundly different future.
Your support ensures we are able to deliver an outstanding student experience
that is rooted in our Catholic identity and our reputation for academic rigor. This
past year, CMH was recognized as a Distinguished School for STEM from Project
Lead the Way (PLTW) – one of only two schools in the state to be recognized for a
second year – and as a Unified Championship School by Special Olympics, for our
commitment to inclusion. Additionally, our athletes captured state championships
“ Thanks to you, in football and girls’ soccer, and five of our teams were recognized for their
extraordinary sportsmanship – a true testament to the character of our students.
our students Our performing artists earned the top honor at the Wisconsin High School Forensic
Association (WHSFA) One-Act Competition and many took home individual
thrive, and accolades.

Catholic Memorial is truly a school that recognizes and elevates the talents and
our school diverse learning styles of ALL students and develops young men and women of faith
and character. Throughout this report, you will be inspired by individual stories
is uniquely of students who are rising higher than they ever thought possible thanks to the
dedicated faculty and coaches who meet each student where they are to ensure they
positioned reach their goals.

We are at a pivotal moment in our school’s history. Earlier this year, we completed
to rise to the our strategic planning process that included two years of extensive research
and culminated in May 2019 with the formal approval of RISE: A Plan to
challenges of an Grow Catholic Memorial. This new strategic plan builds on the successes of its
predecessor, Vision 2020, and will lift our school to the next level. Its counterpart,
ever-changing RISE: A Campaign for Catholic Memorial, will fund the work outlined in the
strategic plan. The success of this bold vision depends on all of us. I look forward to
educational partnering with you!

” mission to educate, guide and prepare our students to become leaders who serve the
landscape. Thank you for your continued commitment to CMH and to helping us deliver on our

Church and the world. We could not accomplish all that we have, and all that we
will, without you.

Our Lady of Memorial, pray for us!






Donna Bembenek
President







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CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL










At Catholic Memorial High School, we expect our students to achieve more than

they ever imagined. We challenge each young adult who enters our doors to
continuously grow academically, emotionally and spiritually.


Our exemplary academic programs compel students to elevate themselves
intellectually. Our championship-level athletics, award-winning theatre
program and various extracurricular activities drive students to perform at

their very best.

We inspire and educate in faith. It is through these faith-based principles our
students develop as leaders, as scholars and as contributors to society. This is

how we help our students rise to every challenge and overcome every obstacle.
Here, students become the very best version of themselves, fully prepared for

lifelong success. And at Catholic Memorial, we expect nothing less.









MEMORIAL WAY VALUES

Members of the Catholic Memorial High School family strive to achieve their best by living out the
Catholic Memorial core values, known as the “Memorial Way.”





Memorial Respect




Faith Inclusiveness




Excellence Professionalism





Trust Caritas in Omnibus





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A MES SA GE FROM MICHAEL GRUBICH,
CHAIRMAN OF THE BO ARD OF DIREC T OR S

The past year has been a transformative one for Catholic Memorial High School. A
new vision, ignited by new leadership, and the drive to grow the premier high school
in the greater Waukesha County area have provided us with great momentum as we
head into full implementation of a new strategic plan.

Catholic Memorial has a rich history of providing superior academics that push
students to reach higher, achieve more and go on to find success in college, work and
life. My wife, Ann Marie, and I have experienced this in the most personal of ways as
we watched our three children thrive at CMH. Each has found success.

This past year, I have had the unique opportunity to not only experience CMH as a
parent, but also to work alongside its leadership during the first year of my tenure
as Chairman of the Board. I could not be more impressed with the leadership I have
witnessed.
“ With all of Laura Anderson, in her first year as principal, has quickly earned the respect and

admiration of our CMH community. She is an extraordinary administrator who leads
us working with compassion and faith. Through the establishment of Professional Learning
Teams, Laura has empowered our faculty to use their expertise in areas of instruction
together, more that they are most passionate about to help set goals and raise the bar even higher for
themselves and our students. Laura has also been instrumental in the development
children will of our new strategic plan, lending her academic expertise to the development of key
initiatives.
rise to their We also invested in our Advancement Department. That investment is showing
early returns as we exceeded goals in both areas. We admitted a freshman class
God-given of 156 students, surpassing the prior year’s freshman enrollment by 23 students.
Thanks to your support, we raised a record $962,208 for our annual Crusader
” families in need, add bussing in two important markets, enhance the security of the
potential. Fund. That support has made it possible for us to increase tuition assistance to those

building and continue our focus on improving the way we reward and compensate
our teachers. Your gifts also made it possible to increase Fr. John Gibson’s time on
campus to three days per week. Yet, the need remains. We’ve set the bar even higher
this coming year to meet that increased need. Together, I know we will rise to the
challenge.
It is my honor to lead a board that is as passionate about Catholic Memorial as I
am. We are proud to be working alongside this administration to bring to life our
new strategic plan – RISE: A Plan to Grow Catholic Memorial High School and its
counterpart, RISE: A Campaign for Catholic Memorial. Together, they make up the
comprehensive blueprint that will propel Catholic Memorial forward.
We are truly grateful for your enthusiasm of our plan and for the early support we’ve
received. With all of us working together more children will rise to their God-given
potential.

Blessings,





Michael Grubich
Chairman of the Board of Directors


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FAITH & SERVICE







Throughout the year, Catholic Memorial

students experienced the impact that charity

and service have on the world around them.




Whether through Mass, Adoration, the Sacraments or during
faith discussion and exploration in their classes with CMH
Chaplain Fr. John Gibson, students grew in faith. They also

had many opportunities to give back through countless
service projects and CMH’s signature Crusader Day
of Service, which culminates with a Community

Thanksgiving Dinner prepared and served by students
and staff. It is through these everyday occurrences

that students are inspired to live out the Catholic
Memorial motto of Caritas in Omnibus, or Charity
in All Things.











































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FINDING PURPOSE AND PAS SION
Patrick Gosenheimer found his place at CMH during his very first
retreat. “I really felt like I was a part of something,” Patrick said.
Since then, Patrick, who is now a senior, became active in the

CMH Campus Ministry Leadership Team, serving at Mass and
leading class retreats. During their freshman, sophomore and
senior years, all students at CMH have the unique opportunity

to expand their faith and strengthen bonds with classmates
during class retreats.




“ Going on retreats at CMH has helped me grow

as a person. I learned how to integrate my faith

”
more into my daily life. – PA TRICK GOSENHEIMER ’20



















Crusader Day of Service 2018

500+ 1,200+





STUDENT HOURS SERVED
PARTICIPANTS IN ONE DAY

25 25





STUDENT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECTS BENEFITTED



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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE






























$13.1 million





IN SCHOLARSHIPS EARNED BY THE
CLASS OF 2019



DISTINGUISHED SCHOOL FOR
STEM





BY PROJECT LEAD THE WAY (PLTW)



98%





OF 2019 GRADUATES WENT ON TO
HIGHER EDUCATION





THE CLASS OF 2019 IS ATTENDING
62





COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ACROSS
THE US, ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA

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Throughout the 2018-2019 school year, Catholic

Memorial students excelled at every grade level.


Inspired and encouraged by an exceptional faculty, our students rose to the
challenge of a rigorous, comprehensive curriculum to achieve more than they

thought possible.




S TRIVING F OR MORE
Nicole Adams came to Catholic Memorial as a sophomore transfer
student after teachers at her previous school discouraged her from taking
advanced courses, implying her dyslexia would keep her from achieving
success. Nicole dismissed that notion. She knew she was capable of
more. “Nobody understood my true capabilities,” she said. So she
enrolled at Catholic Memorial where teachers pushed and encouraged
her and she found the support she needed through small class sizes,
individual attention and the Academic Resource Center. Nicole was
also active in the National Honor Society, Student Ambassadors and as
Captain of the Pom & Dance Team. Nicole graduated from CMH in May
2019 and is currently attending St. Thomas University on a full academic
scholarship.


“ Catholic Memorial allowed me to thrive! ”

– NIC OLE AD AMS ’ 19






G AINING REAL - W ORLD EXPERIENCE
A few afternoons a week, Owen Stoehr leaves Catholic Memorial early and
heads to Husco International. He swipes his badge and joins the team of
engineers working to support production of a line of hydraulic cartridge
valves. He is just one of several students participating in a pilot program
that pairs CMH seniors with corporate partners who provide critical
hands-on learning through internships designed to give the students real-
world experience working alongside professionals. “This experience has
allowed me to further my leadership and communication skills, all while
expanding my technical knowledge in engineering,” Owen said.



“ At Catholic Memorial I’ve gained an education far

beyond what is possible in the classroom and made

”
connections that will help me throughout my life.

– O WEN S T OEHR ’ 20



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ATHLETICS

5 TE A M SPOR TSM A NSHIP AWA RDS
IN THE 2018 -2019 SE A SON


TOP R A NK ED ATHLE TIC PROGR A M
BY WIS SP OR TS .NE T





Winning Tradition Continues

Catholic Memorial athletes continued the school’s winning tradition last year,

bringing home state titles in football and girls’ soccer – and they did it with grace
and character. Five Crusader teams – baseball, football, golf, hockey and soccer –
were recognized by their peers with Sportsmanship Awards.





“ Being at CMH pushed me to excel inside and


outside of the classroom. It helped me stand out

when colleges were looking for great student-

”
athletes and earn scholarship offers.

– BEN KREUL ’20










99







96%






33




SPORTS TEAMS



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“ I am so grateful for the opportunities


that I have had in athletics and none

of it would have been possible at

”
any other school but CMH!

– HALEY CRO W ’20








S T A TE CHAMPIONS
GIRL S’ SOC CER

“





























S T A TE CHAMPIONS
99
F OO TBALL




STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
96%





OF CMH STUDENTS PLAY
AT LEAST 1 SPORT








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EXTRACURRICULARS








Catholic Memorial students reach higher, achieve more and grow as leaders
thanks to involvement in more than 80 extracurricular activities that engage

them in self-discovery, ignite their passions and grow friendships.





98% CMH WAS NAMED A UNIFIED




OF STUDENTS ARE CHAMPION
INVOLVED IN AT LEAST ONE
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITY SCHOOL BY SPECIAL OLYMPICS
























#1




CATHOLIC MEMORIAL’S
PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAM IS
THE MOST AWARDED IN WISCONSIN



















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AN ENG A GING S TUDENT EXPERIENCE
As a nervous freshman coming to Catholic Memorial and the only
student from her middle school, Lana Belmontes was encouraged by
teachers and staff members to get involved in the over 80 sports, clubs
and activities offered at CMH to meet new people. Lana took their
advice and played on the volleyball team, joined the Inclusiveness Team
and participated in activities with the ARTT Club during her first year.
Lana was able to really gain confidence and find her place as a leader
immediately because of the support she received from the amazing
community at CMH.


“ As a new freshman I was able to join so many



things and meet so many people. CMH does such

”
an amazing job of including everyone.

– LANA BELMONTES ’ 22




































CMH hosted a Community Service Fair for nonprofits to connect The CMH Girls Soccer Team hosted multiple
with CMH students and discuss opportunities to volunteer. TOPSoccer events during the school year where
CMH students volunteered to coach students with
special needs through soccer activities to build
confidence and foster lasting relationships.



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NEW IN 2018-2019




Last year, Catholic Memorial introduced more families

to the CMH experience by increasing access and engaging

more young families.





Expanded Bussing

Catholic Memorial expanded bussing options last year, increasing the number of
routes available to families throughout the greater Waukesha area. In addition to the
established bus options provided to families that reside in the Waukesha and New

Berlin school districts, CMH added two new routes servicing seven convenient locations
for families in Hartland, Delafield, Pewaukee, Wauwatosa and Brookfield.




83
16 164
Pick ‘n Save
St. Dominic 41
83 16
190
190

St. Joseph
16
St. Anthony Mayfair
Sentry St. John
Vianney Mall
94
18
18
94
18 164 59
100
59





CMH ADDED TWO
NEW BUS ROUTES
SERVICING SEVEN
CONVENIENT
LOCATIONS











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Focus on Youth Programs

Engaging youth in the CMH experience
176 from an early age is critical to the growth of


Catholic Memorial. Last year, CMH added a

PARTICIPANTS IN Youth Programs Coordinator to manage our
JUNIOR CRUSADERS popular Junior Crusader Athletics program.
The program saw an increase in offerings and
a surge in participation. The programs offered

include: Football, Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball,
Baseball and Coed Tennis. In addition, dozens of

young actors participated in “Kids Cast,” CMH’s
youth drama experience. Young performing artists
rehearse alongside and are mentored by CMH actors.

They are featured in CMH’s annual spring musical.
















New Military Scholarship Honors our History

This past year, Catholic Memorial announced the Eagle Award – Military
Service Scholarship. The scholarship provides another financial pathway

for those seeking a CMH education. The scholarship, established in honor
of Catholic Memorial’s history and all those who have sacrificed so much
in service to our country, is available to family members of veterans or

active duty personnel. Up to 10 students are awarded a $1,000 scholarship,
renewable for each subsequent year.



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FINANCIALS



INVES TMENT INC OME
$770,406 O THER
$110,075


C ONTRIBUTIONS
A C TIVITIES & SPECIAL $2,092,272
PROGR AMS
$693,828





P ARISH SUPPOR T
REVENUE $137,815

$9,914,206









TUITION
$6,109,810




DEPRECIA TION
OC C UPANC Y, $716,220
UTILITIES &
MAINTENANCE
$635,183


AFFILIA TED
ORG ANIZ A TIONS
AND CL UB S
$666,251


EXPENSES
SUPPLIES & O THER SALARIES & WA GES
$809,666 $9,576,683 $4,490,009






PURCHASED SER VICES
$838,812




EMPL O YEE BENEFIT S
$1,420,542




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THE CRUSADER FUND

Investing in Their Futures


Catholic Memorial High School was blessed by the generosity of hundreds of
donors whose support and dedication to CMH helped to raise a record $962,208

for the Annual Crusader Fund. Their commitment to CMH helps all students thrive.




PA YING IT F ORWARD
Carsen Piascek walked into President Donna Bembenek’s office near the
PARISH SUPPOR T end of his senior year and quietly delivered an envelope containing twenty-
$137,815 three $100 bills. He told her he felt so blessed by his experience at CMH that
he wanted to help another young person benefit from a CMH education.
Each of the $100 bills, he said, were in honor of one of the 23 parishioners
from St. Joseph Parish in Waukesha – his home parish – who gave their lives
in WWII and for whom CMH stands as a living memorial. Carsen had recently
learned that he had earned a full academic scholarship to college. The
money he donated was taken from funds he saved for college.




“ After experiencing four years at CMH, I was inspired to


donate to the Crusader Fund because I wanted to give

”
back to those who had provided me with so much.
– CAR SEN PIA C SEK ’ 19
















$542,026 100%





WAS AWARDED IN TUITION OF CMH STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM
ASSISTANCE THE CRUSADER FUND










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RISE








A Plan to Grow Catholic Memorial



At Catholic Memorial, we deliver great outcomes for students, yet we
recognize education is changing in many ways. Over the past year, we

engaged more than 500 stakeholders and consulted experts in higher
education, business leaders and policy influencers as we worked
to build a new strategic plan that will take CMH to the next level.

Foundational to our plan is an outstanding and inspiring student
experience that is rooted in our Catholic identity and our

reputation for academic rigor and strong student outcomes.
CMH graduates will be ready to thrive in a new economy.
RISE: A Plan to Grow Catholic Memorial is our plan to fund

the work outlined in the new strategic plan. Together,
they make up the comprehensive blueprint that will
propel Catholic Memorial forward.














STRATEGIC AREAS OF FOCUS:







Catholic
1 Mission & 1 Faculty &
Identity Staff


CMH’s Catholic identity CMH will have a highly skilled
and mission are integral faculty and staff that lead
parts of our school. with a deep understanding of,
and commitment to, CMH’s
vision and purpose.





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CMH IS THE PREFERRED HIGH SCHOOL
IN GREATER WAUKESHA COUNTY




Alumni, students and parents are

passionate ambassadors for CMH





OUR FACILITIES OUR ENDOWMENT WE ATTRACT & RETAIN
REFLECT THE CONTINUES SUPERIOR
21ST TO GROW, FACULTY,

CENTURY PROVIDING ACCESS FOR ALL COMMITTED TO FAITH
SCHOOL WE ARE & LONG TERM SUSTAINABILITY & ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE





As disciples of Christ, our commitment to
service will permeate our community









STRATEGIC AREAS OF FOCUS:








1 Academics & 1 Student 1 Sustainability
Curriculum Experience



CMH’s academics are rigorous, CMH will deliver an Ensure CMH has the resources
competitive and comprehensive, outstanding and inspiring needed to achieve our
providing opportunities for student experience. strategic plan goals and
applied learning and exploration provide for a secure future.
to prepare students well for
their futures.



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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS


The following individuals, foundations and businesses are recognized for cumulative monetary gifts
within this fiscal year to the: Crusading for Excellence Campaign, Annual Crusader Fund, the Crusader
Auction, Crusader Golf Outing, endowment funds, memorial gifts, special projects and donor-designated
gifts. We’d also like to acknowledge our many donors who wish to remain anonymous.


ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY | $10,000+


Archdiocese of Milwaukee George Klingler Jim Scrima ’61
Jeff and Melissa Barta Jerry and Marianne Maahs St. Anthony on the Lake Catholic
Alan and Donna Bembenek Mike and Pam McWilliams Church
Mary Bubanovich Moore Construction Services, LLC St. Charles Catholic Church
John ’67 and Nancy Bunce Jay ’83 and Christa Multhauf St. Dominic Catholic Church
CMH Mothers’ Club Multhauf Foundation St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
Stephan and Sharon Cooper Harlan Murray St. James Catholic Church -
Menomonee Falls
Tom and Kristi Czarnecki John and Barb Nevins
St. John Vianney Catholic Church
Jeff ’75 and Susan Dailey Bob and Hanna Nevins
St. Leonard Catholic Church
Faith in Our Future Stuart and Terry (Nevins) ’74 St. Mary Catholic Church - Waukesha
Chris Fox and Char Saber-Fox ’88 Buchholtz St. Mary’s Visitation Catholic Church
Carlos and Carol Garces Queen of Apostles Catholic Church St. Paul Catholic Church

GE Foundation Chris ’81 Rebholz and Kelly Cleary-
Rebholz St. William Catholic Church
Tom ’66 and JoAnne Haasch
Ken and Jeannie Riesch State of Wisconsin
Holy Apostles Catholic Church
Steve and Shelagh Roell Waukesha State Bank
John Bisswurm CMH Scholarship Fund
Jim ’58 and Bobbie (Pace) ’57 Bill ’79 and Michelle West
Max and Dawn Keller Rosenmerkel
Kern Family Foundation Dennis Sage and Sandra (Beres) ’66
Mareno
































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ST. FRANCIS SOCIETY | $5,000-$9,999 MEMORIAL SOCIETY | $2,500-$4,999


Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Catholic Church Gary and Laura Anderson Tom McCormick and Tammie
CMH Booster Club Aries Industries, Inc. Miller
Dana Investment Advisors Michael and Kimberly Behring Mike and Vicki Mondloch
Jim ’74 and Marcy (Hinkes) ’76 Dunlap Mike ’00 and Breanna Berg Scott and Richelle Naze

Enterprise Lighting, Ltd Boyle Fredrickson SC Eric and Liesel Oechsner
Michael and Ann Marie Grubich Ed and Jackie Brozynski Arthur and Barbara (Bunce) ’74
Patten
Justin and Michelle Hoffmann Catholic Community Foundation Steve and Stacie Piacsek
HomeSealed Exteriors Inc - Brian D. Hanley Fund Jack ’96 and Katie (Warns) ’98
Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast Linda Christman Riesch
Chris Jones CMH Student Council Salesforce.org
KMI Construction, LLC Steve and Denise Cremer William and Patricia Sommers
Gregory and Valeria Kopulos Chris and Karen DeNardis St. Joseph Catholic Church -
LAK Group Pat ’72 and Mary Donahue Wauwatosa
Larpen Metallurgical Service Andrew and Brenda Doyle St. Luke Catholic Church
Mark and Martha Mirsberger Michael and Kristen Doyle St. Theresa Catholic Church
Mike ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins Sue Fox Todd and Tina (King) ’91 Szada
Carl and Audrey Patrinos Tom and Nancy (Nevins) ’71 Mark ’89 and Katharine Tomchek
Gaudion
Price Foundation Charitable Trust Susan Van Abel ’65
Jim and Michelle Gross
R & R Insurance Services Inc. Richard and Kathy (Sawyer) ’80 Joe and Louise (Kissinger) Vitale
Diane (Bischel) Rezagholi ’62 Gutenkunst ’56
John and Karen Sauer Tim ’74 and Monica (Loomis) ’77 John Ward ’76
St. Agnes Catholic Church Hanley Ann Marie Wick ’88
St. Bruno Catholic Church Very Rev. Paul B.R. Hartmann ’84 John and Jean Wright
St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church Steve and Chau Janowski
St. James Catholic Church - Mukwonago Leon and Betsy Janssen
St. Jerome Catholic Church Tom and Melinda Kalawa
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church Fred and Mary Kinateder
St. John Neumann Catholic Church Joan Kleinhenz
St. Joseph Catholic Church - Big Bend Dennis and Pamela Klumb
St. Joseph Catholic Church - Waukesha Glenn and Heather Kormanik
Doug and Sharon Vanderhei Dan and JoAnn Krause
Bob and Bridget Warns Jeffrey ’03 and Carissa Krause
Art and Mary Ann Wigchers KS Energy Services, Inc.
Dave ’77 and Jean Lauer
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Peter and Darcy McCormick
Tony and Inger Mescher



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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS




FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY | $1,000-$2,499



Rev. Dennis Ackeret Chris and Jenny (Szmanda) Tony and Ann (Stollenwerk) John Sage ’83
’84 Erato ’77 Maas
Ryan and Karlyn (Rappé) Mike Sarner ’91
Agnew ’04 Greg and Kara Erchull Jim Clark and Mary Jo Calvin and Suzy Schmidt
MacGregor ’81
David and Janet Andera Bill and Laura Evans Joe and Lisa (Rambo) ’82
Marquette University
Jon and Juliane (Smart) James and Angie Flanagan Schobert
Balicki ’81 Vinny and Kathy McAvoy
Foot and Ankle Associates of Terrence and April Schultz
Pat Behring WI, Ltd Matt and Amy McBurney
Jeff and Mary Seefeld
Don ’56 and Carol Belman Forced Air Products Corp Mike and Debi McCourt
Carol Seegers
John ’77 and Sally (Heck) ’81 Brian and Jill (Greb) Fridl ’83 Tom ’03 and Lauren Mark and Nicole (Seitz)
Bisswurm (Taugher) ’06 McInerny
Don and Sheila Geib Semrad ’06
Tom ’84 and Kellie Bray James and Kathleen
Rev. John Gibson Cathy Sensiba
Brian and Mary (Biebel) TJ and Katie Goedheer McKnight Servpro of Southwest
Brejcha ’95 Todd and Meg McMahon Waukesha County
Michael and Renee Gratz
Jim and Cheri Brittain Dave and Jane (Hepperla) Thomas and Angela
Greater Milwaukee ’83 Menheer
Larry and Regina Brown Solomon
Foundation, Inc.
Tony and Andrea Bryant Jeffrey and Sue Metiva David Sorenson ’78
Pat Groh
Catholic Study Club Ron and Kathy Mohorek Special Olympics Wisconsin,
Fritz Hartrich
Charles Schwab Mike and Paula Moore Inc.
Michael and Kate Hoffmann
Kevin and Ann Chiappetta Austin and Rachel SPX Foundation
Michael and Laurie Hollern (Berghouse) Moore ’05
Bob and Amie Christel Chris Stewart ’94
Lori Holly Jeff and Mary Mrochinski
Todd and Cheryl (Hamilton) Paul and Michelle Holt Joe and Christine Murphy John and Beth Straw
’88 Clausen Brandi Thomsen
Holt Family Foundation Barbara Muth
CMH Friends of the Arts Suzanne Till ’82
Holz Family Foundation Lisa Nevins ’73
Jim and Jennifer (Schilling) Town Bank
Connelly ’94 John and Katherine Huenink Andy and Tammy Nicholas
Chris and Laurie Utter
Kevin ’95 and Kristina James and Jodi Jacobson Randy ’84 and Lynn North James and Denise Vavra
Connor
James E. & John A. Keyes Office Furniture Warehouse
Mike ’79 and Eileen (Mueller) Family Foundation, Inc. Walsh Masonry Inc.
’84 Croal One Source Construction Pat and Angela Walters
Jerry Jendusa ’85 Corp.
Dan Plautz Cleaning Service Brent ’87 and Jennifer Jones Derek and Michele Pawlak Matt ’85 and Joy Weber
Inc. Ron Werowinski
Sandi (Streit) Keyser ’62 Carsen Piacsek ’19
Gary and Julie Davis Tom and Kristin Westrick
Fred ’98 and Meghan Don and Norma Pittman
Dedicated Computing (Knapp) ’95 Kinateder John and Lisa Wiesner
Richard and Andrea Dedrick Mike ’02 and Meg Kinateder PNC Bank Michael and Elizabeth
Duncan and Mary Delhey Pete ’91 and Kara Rankin Wilson
Tim and Ann Kottak
Jim and Judy Dobrzynski Recon Relocation General Paul Wojnowski and
John and Julie Kurtz Contractor
Doral Corporation Stefanie Cristan
Kevin and Kathy Lang Kathleen Redmond
William and Maureen Nick and Janet (Weiler) ’63 Joe ’77 and Julie Reuteman Barry and Maureen Wurster
Dowling Lesar Dayton and Natalie (Walsh)
Christopher and Mary Richard ’63 and Theresa Chris ’88 and Pauline (Beres) Young ’08
’87 Rosecky
Drosen
Lesniak Paul ’84 and Carley Rydberg
Alan and Janet Edwards
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DAVID FRISCHMANN SOCIETY | $500-$999



Ad-ucation Media DuWayne and Lisa Dan and Julie Croal Susan Eutizzi
(VanEnkevort) Bohrer ’87
Greg and Ann Akre Dave ’85 and Jennifer Al and Norma Mae Exner
David ’74 and Pat Bohrer Cyskiewicz
Associated Bank Feeding America Eastern
Joseph and Therese Steve and Lisa Bonner Bruce ’81 and Carolyn Dall Wisconsin, Inc.
Balistrieri Christian and Carrissa Mark and Michele Dasek Paul and Pat Feller
Mark Barta Brayer Andrew and Melinda Jose and Sue Fuentes
Christopher and Amy Dejewski
Tom and Berna Bartnicki Darrell and Michelle
Brennan Andrew and Jennifer Fynaardt
Mike Benfield
Joshua and Colleen Denten
Don ’70 and Debi Beres (Holton) ’94 Brown Travis ’96 and Amanda Jim ’70 and Mary Jo
Gabelbauer
Matthew and Tammy Biebel Brian Bruemmer Dodge Mike ’78 and Martha Galecki
Torrey and Lori (Godich) ’96 Terry ’86 and Lanette Buss Todd and Nichole Doro
Bievenour Jeffrey and Beth Gauthier
James and Lisa Chapman Mark and Anna (Dorff) ’85 Billy and Claire (Welsh) ’98
Joseph and Jan Duerwachter
Boberschmidt Randy and Denise Geller
Christianson Patrick Duffy
Kevin and Jennifer Boemer Mike Germain ’88
Paul and Maria Cook Steven and Karie Eberhardt
Kristen Boffeli Carol Goeckermann
Couri Insurance Agency EFCO Finishing Corporation
Peter and Judy Goodman
Tim and Paula Crain Steve Eitel














































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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS









Doug and Barb (Nevins) ’70 Dirk McQuestion ’89 PMMI Jared and Mary (Thoresen)
Hall Fred and Carol Michalek Paul and Virginia Radler ’82 Spriggs
George ’85 and Kathryn MillerCoors Ed and Catherine Ramthun Justin and Annie (Hammes)
(Ludwig) ’83 Hermes ’99 Staebler
Milwaukee School of Randle-Dable-Brisk Funeral
Timothy Hollenback Paul and Kate Stauffacher
Engineering Home Inc.
Colin and Christina Holmes Bill ’96 and Jennifer
Matt and Linda Moroney David and Mary (Regar) ’83
Steve and Debra Mount Mary University Kuczkowski (Olejnik) ’91 Sturm
Holubowicz Michael and Melissa Riley Suburban Asphalt Co., Inc
Joe and Amy Mudlaff
Bill and Sue Hunter Tom ’79 and Pam Taugher
Pat Muphy Thomas Rosecky ’14
International Concrete Terrance and Jean Rowinski Tax AirFreight, Inc.
Products Inc. Mike ’86 and Mary Mutza Tom and Dagmar Vetta
Jim and Gerry Janette Mike ’91 and Shelley Nevins Craig ’92 and Natalie Lawrence Von Rueden ’62
Schaefer
Mike and Lee Jeske Patty Nevins ’77 Mike and Kim Schmidt Walden Schuster & Vaklyes
Peter and Karolyn Johnston Bob and Kay Nolan Michael and Jennifer S.C.
Matthew and Tracey Jones Northwestern Mutual Schmidt Mary Jo (Vandenberg)
Foundation Wallis ’54
Kappy’s Kampaign Robert and Patti (Weber)
James and Sandra O’Brien ’62 Schmidt Waukesha All City
Bill and Joann Katzman
Gene and Jeanne O’Connell Brian and Debbie (Behring) Jeff and Kelly Wein
Frank and Judy (Kluth) ’81
Kile Jon Peltier ’84 ’79 Schneider Jeff Weinberger
John Kimpel ’58 Patrick and Christine Joe and Nicole Weldall Mfg Inc
Pfankuch (Vanderveldt) Scrima ’94
Tom and Nancy Knapp Robert and Trish Wieczorek
Joe and Sue (Roeske) Piette Paul and Carol Seifert
Jerry and Andrea ’89 Wisconsin State Golf
(Benjamins) ’88 Knutson Eric ’04 and Amber Seitz Association
Pat (Rosecky) Piltz ’54 Daniel and Kelly Shanley
Scott and Jennifer Komp Tom Wittmann and Beth
Steve ’74 and Kathy (Mlakar) Robert and Ann (Fauerbach) Erickson-Wittmann
Michael and Margie ’78 Plechaty
(Steckbauer) ’67 Krauski ’73 Smart Tom and Kathy (Kaiser) ’78
Yoss
Regge and Karolyn (Kneser)
’69 Krueger
Bob Krueger ’67
Darrell and Sherri Landry
Jim and Mary Laux Donations to the
Andy Lawton ’03 Crusader Fund enabled
William and Amy Lucci us to increase the amount
Alexander and Mary of time Fr. John Gibson is
MacGillis
on campus, ensuring our
Julie MacGregor ’79
students grow in their
Joan MacGregor
faith every day.
Eric Marshall ’99
Steve ’94 and Heather
McAvoy
Jim ’87 and Mary McCarthy
Jim and Janet McKenna



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THE CMH CLAS S OF 2019 THRO W THEIR
CAP S IN THE AIR A T THE GR ADU A TION
CEREMONY ON MA Y 26, 2019.
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS




SILVIO LOPEZ SOCIETY | $250-$499



Dylan Allen ’14 Mike and Mary Mary Sue Feldmeier ’81 Paul Hoffmann ’99
Chmielewski
Tim ’03 and Laura Baggott Brian Flanagan ’19 Mark ’83 and Beth Hoppe
CMH Crusader Café
William and Marion Chadd ’90 and Effie Frank Matt ’85 and Dawn Hoppe
Baggott John and Mary Cooney
Ronald and Beth Tim and Sue Hornung
James and Barb (Grasch) Geoff and Angela Cooper Freisleben Steve ’68 and Patty
’66 Barrett
Eli and Karen Crogan Mike ’94 and Julene (Shields) ’69 Houk
Chris ’89 and Catherine Becky (Anderson) Crow ’95 Gaspard Jim and Lori Hubacek
Beres John and Doreen Gatto
David and Darlene Greg and Jenny (Hunt) ’82
Matt Bernhardt ’10 Cullinane Genzyme Hubley
Mark Biebel ’87
Robert and Darcy Dampier Lisa George Jim and Mary Hutchens
Mark Bischel ’69
Joe ’87 and Joey Didion Chad and Jenny Goetz Donald and Elizabeth
Tim and Debbie (DeMarsh) Greg and Jan Dietrich Bill and Collette Ibach
Bisswurm ’84 Goldammer Ronald and Renee Jaynes
Alex Dobrinska ’12
Dennis ’75 and Sandie Paul and Pamela Scott ’73 and Elizabeth
(Baukus) ’78 Boyd Scott ’90 and Susan
Domach Gosenheimer Johnson
TJ Bray ’10
Michael and Shawn Dooley Bob ’61 and Linda Richard and Renee
Rick and Laurel Brown Hamilton Kapusniak
Daniel and Robyn Dugan
Gregg and Diane Brunclik Michael and Meg Hart Kathy Rydberg
Michael and Patricia Dunn
John and Mary Burke Dave Hartung Rita Keepers
Jeff Eberhardt
Sergio and Anna Carini William and Lisa Henk Kevin and Katie (Lavin)
Mike Esser ’06 Kelly ’84
Don and Sandy Chisholm Mark and Heidi Hickok

At the 2019 Crusader Auction attendees celebrated the school’s 70 Every year CMH hosts the Celebrating Lives of
th
anniversary and posed next to the new mural wall created to honor the Service Mass to honor all those who serve in
members of the Catholic Memorial Honor Roll for whom the school stands the military and especially, veterans and the
as a Living Memorial. members of the CMH Honor Roll.

































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“ The Academic Resource Center (ARC), the


dedication of the staff, the athletics, morning and

afternoon prayer, and a priest presence at the

”
school made CMH the right fit for our son.

– GER ALYN SELLHA U SEN





Anthony Sellhausen and
“ his mother, Geralyn.
“ CMH didn’t just teach me how to be a


good student; it taught me how to be

”
an adult.

– ANTHONY SELLHA U SEN ’18













































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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS









John Kerrigan Patrick and Joanne
(Daiker) McCaffery ’61
Lance Kerwin ’60
John and Kara McElligot
Mark and Melissa (Sanchez)
Klement ’89 Dan Mei ’85
Paul Klespis and Kathleen Bill and Barb Mielke
’76 Klespis-Wick
Tom and Lora Miggliaccio
Kohl’s Department Stores Matt and Nora Marie
Associates in Action Miklosy
Brian and Laura Kosmoski Brian ’86 and Kim (Hafer)
Andrew and Michelle ’91 Miller
Krause John ’01 and Lindsey
Chris and Barb (Bray) ’87 Muchka
Kreul
Jerry and Mary Mudlaff
Kyle ’92 and Sara Frank ’66 and Nancy
(Bortolotti) ’93 Ladish
Muench
Pete and Kristi (Toft) ’89 Kevin and Jessica Mulligan
Lampe
Patrick Murphy ’86
Robert Leiter
Kenneth and Sandra
Timothy ’79 and Marie Murray
Leroy
Steve and Michelle Nehs
Ken Lewicki ’71
Marcus and Kelly Neitzke
Julie Lindahl ’91
Michael and Rita Nell
Christian and Michele
Lindsay Joseph Nicholas
Lisbon Storm, Screen & David and Jeri Nimz Catholic Memorial students participate in the Annual Crusader Walk to
Door Inc Tim and Marie Norgal honor the 29 soldiers for whom the school stands as a Living Memorial.
Maureen Lubeley ’88 Frank Marchan and Mónica
George and Betsey Lubeley Olague-Marchan Pat Pender ’89 Dean and Suzanne Polenz
Lueder Financial Group, Rick ’89 and Carmen Mark and Cindi Petre Jake Reynolds ’08
LLC Olejnik Dennis and Mary Bryon Riesch ’97
Paul and Brigid Massaro Daniel and Ann Olstinske (Kuemmel) ’76 Petrie Robert W Baird & Co.
Jeff and Linda Matyas James and Monica Tom and Terese Pierce Foundation
(Ruminski) ’74 Peffer
Amy McAboy Paul and Melanie Polaski




“ At Catholic Memorial there were so many ways to get involved


inside and outside the classroom that create the environment

where you are surrounded by people who challenge you and
” – R Y AN A GNEW ’ 04
want you to succeed.





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Rockwell International Jim and Jodi Schwaab Ken and Debbie (Bohrer) Alfred and Helen Wilke
Corporation Trust Charles Schwarting ’88 ’82 Vaichinger Joseph and Christine
Bonnie Rosecky ’56 Scott and Cindy (Tomasik) (Lechtenberg) ’96
Scott Schwartz
Rob and Eileen Rupel ’90 Van Valin Winters
Don and Peggy (Seegers)
Sanofi Bio Industries Inc. ’79 Braun Rob ’85 and Michelle Wisconsin Youth Soccer
Vanden Noven Association
Brian and Amy Schaefer John ’04 and Meredith
Semrad Rod Vanden Noven Stanley and Emily
Keith and Mary (Hinkes) ’80 Wojnarowski
Schermitzler Sendik’s Chad and Amy Waldvogel
Beth Waschow ’67 Todd and Sally (Sawyer)
Steve and Cindy (Marsicek) James and Peggy ’87 Wozniak
Scheuing ’91 Senglaub Roger and Margaret
Watson Werner and Nancy Zahn
Jerold and Joanne Schiedt William and Cheryl Serb Mark and Lynne Zeidler
Darryl and Teresa Schmidt William and Ann Sheahan John and Marcia Wayer
Mike and Kimberly James and Kerry Short Scott and Nancy Weas
Schmidt Michael and Melanie Sikma Michael and Kerri
Tom and Sheilah (Keyes) Mike ’88 and Nancy Sindorf (Lapointe) ’94 Webber
Schmitzer ’89 Tony and Jackie Wedeward
Situs Appraisal Group
Mike ’84 and Ann Larry and JoAnn
Schomisch Mary Pat (Bonness) Skocir Weidmann
’88
Eric ’89 and Jennifer Pat and Lora Weinfurt
Schroeder Bernard and Arlene Stich Rick and Mary (Till) ’83
Tyler ’88 and Tia Dale and Jill Stimac Weiss
Schumacher Bradley and Joanna Tusing James and Teresa Wick
Thomas and Eileen Brian ’88 and Jill Ulrich Evan Wiesner ’06
Schumann



Gifts to the Crusader Fund ensure CMH attracts and retains the best teachers.
































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CORPORATE SPONSORS &

MATCHING GIFTS








American Aries Industries, Inc Dan Plautz Cleaning Hampton Inn and
Transmission Service, Inc Suites
Company, LLC* Associated Bank
Dana Investment HighPoint Builders,
Bank of America* Badger Wire Advisors LLC

GE Foundation* Bill Hamilton Davies Pediatric Hippenmeyer, Reilly,
Agency, Inc Dentistry Blum, Schmitzer,
Harley-Davidson Fabian & English,
Motor Company* Boyle Fredrickson, Dedicated SC
SC Computing
Marsh & McLennan Holt Family
Companies* Brown Forman Delforge Law Office, Foundation
Milwaukee School of Carbide Grinding Co, SC Holz Family
Engineering Inc Doral Corporation Foundation

Mutual of America* Cardinal Stritch EFCO Finishing
University Corporation HomeSealed
Northwestern Exteriors
Mutual Foundation* Catholic Community Enterprise Lighting, Inlanta Mortgage
Foundation Inc - Ltd
Robert W Baird & Co. Brian D. Hanley International
Foundation* Fund Event Services & Concrete Products
Support Inc
Rockwell Century Fence
International Faith in Our Future James E. & John
Corporation Trust* Charles Schwab
Feeding America A. Keyes Family
Salesforce.org* Clearwing Eastern Wisconsin, Foundation, Inc
Productions Inc
SPX Foundation* John Bisswurm CMH
CMH Friends of the Foot and Ankle Scholarship Fund
WE Energies Arts Associates of WI,
Foundation* Ltd Kappy’s Kampaign
Complete Family
Ad-ucation Media Dentistry Forced Air Products Keller Williams
Realty
Alliance ENT and Cornerstone Corp
Hearing Center Financial Solutions GE Healthcare Kern Family
Group, LLC Foundation
American Landscape Genzyme
Couri Insurance KMI Construction,
Americana Flower Agency Goodshop LLC
Station, LLC
Crossmark Graphics, Greater Milwaukee Kohl’s Department
Archdiocese of Inc Foundation, Inc Stores Associates in
Milwaukee Action






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CMH ANNU

Catholic Memorial appreciates our corporate partnerships with organizations and foundations who
support CMH by sponsoring events, sponsoring programs, or matching the gifts made by their employees.
As a result, CMH received $293,450 in corporate and foundation support during the 2018-19 fiscal year.







KS Energy Services, Moore Construction PMMI The Riverwood
Inc Services, LLC Wealth Management
PNC Bank Group at Morgan
LAK Group Mount Mary Stanley
University Price Foundation
Larpen Metallurgical Charitable Trust The Xerox Foundation
Service Mukwonago Family
Dentistry Print Pack and Ship TMC Legacy Dance
Liberty Dance Center, Center, LLC Club
LLC Multhauf Foundation
Pro Image Town Bank
Lisbon Storm, Screen Music Dynamics
& Door, Inc R & R Insurance U.S. Bancorp
Nehs Family Vision Services, Inc Foundation
Lueder Financial Center
Group, LLC Randle-Dable-Brisk Wacker Neumson
Office Furniture Funeral Home Corporation
Magneti Marketing Warehouse
Inc Recon Relocation Walden Schuster &
OMS Management, General Contractor Vaklyes, SC
Mama D’s Coffee LLC
Rochester Deli Walsh Masonry, Inc
Marquette University One Source
Construction Corp. Sanofi Bio Industries, Waukesha All City
MillerCoors Inc
Palmer’s Steakhouse Waukesha Catholic
Sendik’s School System

Servpro of Southwest Waukesha Citizens
Waukesha County Police Academy
Situs Appraisal Group Association, Inc

Special Olympics Waukesha State Bank
Wisconsin, Inc Weldall

State of Wisconsin Manufacturing, Inc
Suburban Asphalt Co, Welders Supply
Inc Wind Dancer Balloon

Tax AirFreight, Inc Promotions

The Cabinet Place Wisco Alloys, Inc
The Eye Group Wisconsin State Golf
Association
Wisconsin Youth
Soccer Association
CMH BAND MEMBERS PLAY AT THE
HOMECOMING PEP RALLY.


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ENDOWMENT GIFTS











Behring Endowment Dennis and Beth Jones Endowment
Pat Behring Brent ’87 and Jennifer Jones
Brian and Debbie (Behring) ’79 Schneider Chris Jones
Jack and Nancy Wait
Brian Hanley Endowment
Catholic Community Foundation Inc - Eileen Malloy Endowment
Brian D. Hanley Fund Susan Bangle
Philayne Chose
Bunce Family Endowment Martin Eiden
Dorothy (Bunce) Block ’73 Frank and Lois Farrell
Arthur and Barbara (Bunce) ’74 Patten Ness and Phylis Flores
Thomas and Barbara Hansinger
Chris Gammon Endowment Robert Neumann
Robert and Judy Gammon Ellen Reitz
James Sharpless
Connie and Camille Slowinski Scholarship Michael and Trudi Sobczak
Brian and Mary Beth (Lubeley) Bartels ’87
Phil and Nancy Benjamin Galecki Endowment
Gerald Burrows Mike ’78 and Martha Galecki
Aaron and Maureen Callen
John and Colleen (Slowinski) ’82 Czerwinski Gauthier Endowment
Mark and Patricia Davey Jeffrey and Beth Gauthier
Frank Ferfecki
Matthew Hindelang General Scholarship Endowment
John Kalembkiewicz Max and Dawn Keller
Sherry Lee John and JoEllen Stollenwerk
Debbie Leer
George and Betsey Lubeley Harlow and Geri Kneser Endowment
Patrick Murphy ’86 Doug and Barb (Nevins) ’70 Hall
Cathy Pastor
Michael ’81 and Amy Reuteman Karolyn Krueger Endowment
Merrilie Swing Regge and Karolyn (Kneser) ’69 Krueger
Mark Trudell CMH Student Council
Bill ’79 and Michelle West
Helen Wubbena Kathleen A. Cepelka Endowment
Carol Zajac CMH Student Council

Kevin Sarner Endowment
Gary and Linda Sarner




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Endowment gifts are gifts that keep on giving. The following individuals
contributed to endowment funds established at CMH.









Keyser Endowment Nick Kapusniak Endowment
Sandi (Streit) Keyser ’62 Kappy’s Kampaign

Kurt Multhauf Endowment Robert Nevins Endowment
Multhauf Foundation Stuart and Terry (Nevins) ’74 Buchholtz
Brian and Debbie (Behring) ’79 Schneider Bob and Hanna Nevins
Lisa Nevins ’73
Lisa Neuman Endowment Mike ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins
Doug and Barb (Nevins) ’70 Hall
Scrima Endowment
Lisa Radler Endowment Jim Scrima ’61
Paul and Virginia Radler




“ I feel so blessed to be able to attend Catholic Memorial! I would


like to thank you because with your help, I get to continue my

Catholic education at a phenomenal school! I feel I am in the best
”
place to succeed. – EXCERPT FROM A TUITION ASSISTANCE RECIPIENT’S LETTER TO A DONOR






Marianne Maahs Endowment Sue Ellen Nevins Endowment
Marianne Maahs Stuart and Terry (Nevins) ’74 Buchholtz
Tom and Nancy (Nevins) ’71 Gaudion
Mary Ann Noe Endowment Bob and Hanna Nevins
Joe ’89 and Julie Laur John and Barb Nevins
Lisa Nevins ’73
McAvoy Endowment Mike ’63 and Elisabeth Nevins
Vinny and Kathy McAvoy
Theater Arts Endowment
Moira Desch Endowment Stuart and Terry (Nevins) ’74 Buchholtz
Moira Desch
Thelma Weber Endowment
Muriel Weber Endowment Ray and Mary (Etzel) ’62 Jast
John Weber






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MEMORIAL GIFTS


CMH is grateful to the families who designate the school as the recipient of memorial gifts in the name of their loved
one. There are also many donors who continue to keep the memory of a loved one alive by supporting CMH. In the
past fiscal year, contributions were made to CMH in loving memory of the following individuals.




Katherine Kitty Anderson Tekla Marie Keyser Christine Radke Endowment
Dennis Beres ’71 Gary and Betty (Thoresen) ’64 Max and Dawn Keller
Bruhn
Sam Aspinwall Helen Karpinski Ronald Rydberg
Beth Parey Lois Kawatski Timothy ’84 and Deborah
Mary Tretow Max and Dawn Keller (DeMarsh) ’84 Bisswurm
Sandi (Streit) Keyser ’62 Hal and Paula Brown
Richard Bielefeld Richard and Cathy Labinski Ross Derozier ’87
Max and Dawn Keller Loretta Mantz James Frey
John and Beverly McCarthy John Kastner ’87
Karen Buckley Marcia Thiel John Kerrigan
Mark and Heidi Hickok Randy and Barb Vorwalske Joseph Nicholas
Larry and Elizabeth Joseph and Jacque Nicholas
Carol Buechel (Mundschau) ’59 Williams Randy ’84 and Lynn North
Brian and Debbie (Behring) ’79 Jim ’58 and Bobbie (Pace) ’57
Schneider Mark Knuth Rosenmerkel
David and Mary (Regar) ’83 Donald and Peggy (Seegers) ’79
Edward Buerger Kuczkowski Braun
Tom ’78 and Pam Buerger Daniel Young ’85
John Malloy
Mary Lou Fardy Susan Bangle Connie Slowinski
Paul Wojnowski and Stefanie Philayne Chose Brian and Mary Beth (Lubeley)
Cristan Martin Eiden Bartels ’87
Frank and Lois Farrell Phil and Nancy Benjamin
David Frischmann Ness and Phylis Flores Gerald Burrows
Robert and Patricia (Weber) ’62 Thomas and Barbara Hansinger Aaron and Maureen Callen
Schmidt Robert Neumann John and Colleen (Slowinski) ’82
Ellen Reitz Czerwinski
James Glorioso James Sharpless Mark and Patricia Davey
Max and Dawn Keller Michael and Trudi Sobczak Frank Ferfecki
Matthew Hindelang
Cheryl Gromacki Al and Donna Mondloch John Kalembkiewicz
William Gromacki Michael and Victoria Mondlochi Sherry Lee
Debi Leer
Herbert Kaiser Maria O’Campo George and Betsey Lubeley
Thomas and Kathy (Kaiser) ’78 Fred ’98 and Meghan (Knapp) Patrick Murphy ’86
Yoss ’95 Kinateder Cathy Pastor
Michael ’81 and Amy Reuteman
Vincent and Ann Raap Merrilie Swing
Anthony and Teresa (Raap) ’69 Mark Trudell
Miele Helen Wubbena
Carol Zajac


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TRIBUTE GIFTS









Tribute gifts are received at CMH as
a way for people to celebrate and
Eleanor Staab John Taylor (cont.)
Max and Dawn Keller Manny Manuele acknowledge those whom they love
James and Helene Martin and admire. Tribute gifts recognize
Maria Strauch Patrick and Joanne members of the CMH family who are
Robert and Mary Beth (Daiker) McCaffery ’61 living their lives as role models of
Gunnerson Joseph ’84 and Monica The Memorial Way. In the past fiscal
McCaffery
John Taylor Joseph and Maria Moro year, contributions were made to
Scott and Nancy Bakkum Donald and Donna Nelson CMH in celebration of the following
Cathy Bellovarye Michael Phillips ’95 individuals.
Bruce and Barbara Campbell Joseph Piatt and Traci
Robert ’64 and JoAnne Huntemann-Piatt
Carlsen Michael and Marna Rauh Mark Biebel
Donald and Barbara Coleman Christopher and Susan Paul ’84 and Carley Rydberg
Gary and Donna Elder Romano
Donald and Carol Falkowitz Jerold and Joanne Schiedt M. Grant Jones
Joseph and Jennifer Fanning Patrick and Mary Schumacher Matthew and Tracey Jones
Ed and Amy (McCaffery) ’93 James and Jodi Schwaab
Foszpanczyk Michael and Gail Wheeler Nancy Klug
Sue Fox Brian and Stacy Yearling Robert and Terri (Hurley)
Adam and Carole Glass Murphy ’76
John Harper Ruth Wolf
Robert Leiter Mark and Michelle Engman Leon Lukowicz
James and Brenda Magill
Albert and Elaine Mango Dorothy Young Lee Walker ’60
Max and Dawn Keller
Rachel and Naomi Nitka

Ken and Cheryl Nitka

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“ At Catholic Memorial, students Carsen Piacsek ’19


understand they are part of a living Parents of the Class of 1966
Thomas ’66 and JoAnne Haasch
memorial, something truly unique,
Charlie Walsh
and part of a history and legacy
Patrick and Colleen Lawton
”
that truly matters.


– K A TIE WARNS RIESCH ’ 98



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